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Chemours.
American chemical company
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Chemours and Mitsubishi Chemical are competing in the materials industry market, with analysts comparing their financial performance metrics.Some support1 report
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Royal Bank of Canada raised its price target on Chemours, while Truist Financial increased its price target, and Quantinno lifted its stake in the company's stock.Some support1 report
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DuPont, Corteva, and Chemours agreed to a joint PFAS settlement resolving contamination claims in New Jersey.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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EPA negotiated a PFAS settlement with Chemours, which is facing opposition from Josh Stein.Some support1 report
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Objecting to an environmental contamination deal regarding Chemours operations in North Carolina.Some support2 reports
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Multiple financial firms, including State Street, Ameriprise, Vanguard, and UBS, made various stake adjustments in Chemours stock on July 10, 2026.Some support2 reports
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Morgan Stanley gave Chemours an equal weight rating, while Royal Bank of Canada upped its price target, with MarketBeat providing the average rating.Some support2 reports
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Chemours, a spin-off of chemical maker DuPont, is now involved in supplying clean water to communities in New Jersey.Well supported7 reports
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Chemours, a spin-off of DuPont, is subject to a settlement requiring mitigation efforts in New Jersey.Well supported5 reports
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Chemours, a spin-off of chemical maker DuPont, has been established, with Jeffrey Hall overseeing compliance for the chemical manufacturer.Well supported9 reports1 development inside
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Chemours benefited from Trump tariffs and onshoring trends after its Opteon cooling liquid qualified for Samsung SSDs.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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A partnership was announced on August 30, 2025, involving Trump's pledge, focused on unleashing oil and gas benefits through collaboration between Chemours and SRF Limited.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Chemours and AkzoNobel are operating in the Basic Materials space, facing operational disruptions and strong demand for Opteon Refrigerants.Speculative1 report
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Chemours uses chrysotile in titanium dioxide operations after the US Environmental Protection Agency withdrew its ban on chrysotile asbestos.Some support1 report
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Chemours followed a company on LinkedIn in July 2025.Some support1 report
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DuPont and Corteva acquired Chemours' rights to insurance proceeds as part of the environmental claims resolution in New Jersey.Some support2 reports
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Chemours and related entities reported quarterly growth, volume increases, and progress against Pathway to Thrive in August 2025.Some support1 report
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Analysts monitor key metrics to project Chemours' stock price performance.Some support1 report
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Chemours was classified into the Zacks Chemical - Diversified industry.Some support1 report
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A coalition requested court intervention against Chemours after Judge Goodwin ruled that the company violates the Clean Water Act concerning fluorochemicals developed under an EPA program.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Increased demand for Chemours' Opteon Refrigerant blends due to the US AIM Act.Some support1 report
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Samsung qualified Chemours' cooling fluid in August 2025.Some support1 report
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Market analysis report details the size and forecast of the Titanium Dioxide market, driven by paints & coatings demand.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model was used on August 15, 2025, to estimate the fair value of Chemours.Some support1 report
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A strategic partnership between Chemours and SRF Limited was established, aimed at leveraging oil and gas benefits.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Chemours and SRF Limited announced strategic agreements to strengthen global supply chains in India, focusing on fluoropolymers and fluoroelastomers.Some support1 report
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Chemours reported that as of August 26, 2025, 50% of its company revenue is derived from products that contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.Some support1 report
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Chemours appointed Mary Cranston as Chair and Alister Cowan as Lead Independent Director, with Denise Dignam as CEO.Some support1 report
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News at the entities that move Chemours most-
DuPont StructuralFindings published on September 23, 2026, detail which companies held the largest and top ten positions in the S&P 500 index in 1965.Moves Chemours
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North Carolina StructuralMatthew Rutter attended a convention held in North Carolina on June 19, 2026.Moves Chemours
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New Jersey StructuralA pilot program is launching in New Jersey, involving investments and legislation, with Mikie Sherrill and SPARK involved.Moves Chemours
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Josh Stein OperationalState grant helps Chimney Rock businesses as recovery efforts gain traction with official tours and mayoral discussions.Moves Chemours
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Donald Trump TransactionalThe Trump administration utilized the Department of Health & Human Services for an AI tool.Moves Chemours
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Environmental Protection Agency StructuralThe Environmental Protection Agency is administering the 'Solar for All' program in Indiana, following a judicial directive to reinstate it.Moves Chemours
Connections
The 21 strongest of 92, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
DuPont Structural
Chemours was formed as a spin-off entity from DuPont, establishing a foundational corporate relationship.
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New Jersey Structural
Chemours operates in New Jersey, supplying clean water and adhering to settlement requirements.
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Josh Stein Operational
Josh Stein actively opposes Chemours regarding an environmental contamination deal involving PFAS.
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Robeson County Operational
The relationship is an active operational conflict stemming from the county suing the company regarding PFAS chemical manufacturing.
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North Carolina Structural
Chemours operates facilities in North Carolina and is currently bound by state-level consent orders and settlements regarding PFAS contamination and pollution.
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SRF Limited Structural
Chemours relies on SRF Limited for the supply of fluoropolymers and fluoroelastomers through strategic partnerships.
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Parkersburg Structural
Chemours maintains ownership of the Washington Works plant, which is situated near the city of Parkersburg.
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Donald Trump Transactional
Chemours benefits from favorable policy pledges regarding oil/gas and tariffs while simultaneously facing current regulatory scrutiny over forever chemicals.
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Environmental Protection Agency Structural
Chemours is subject to formal regulatory oversight by the EPA regarding PFAS liabilities, leading to settlement negotiations.
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Jeffrey Hall Structural
Jeffrey Hall holds a compliance oversight role for Chemours.
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Corteva Transactional
Chemours and Corteva engaged in a rights acquisition and a joint PFAS settlement.
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Morgan Stanley Mentioned together
Morgan Stanley provides financial ratings and price targets for Chemours.
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Bladen County Structural
Chemours' contamination liability is impacting local government settlements in Bladen County.
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Royal Bank of Canada Mentioned together
Royal Bank of Canada provides market analysis and price target recommendations for Chemours.
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Jeff Jackson Operational
Jeff Jackson is actively objecting to a deal involving environmental contamination by Chemours.
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MarketBeat Mentioned together
MarketBeat provides average ratings and market analysis for Chemours.
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West Virginia Shared context
Chemours operates facilities in West Virginia and is subject to state-mandated pollution control requirements.
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Truist Financial Mentioned together
Truist Financial issued a positive price target increase on Chemours.
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Associated Press Mentioned together
Associated Press reported on the settlement details concerning Chemours.
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Ohio River Operational
Chemours facilities are documented as causing pollution in the Ohio River.
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Patrick Morrisey Transactional
The relationship is associated with a multi-state settlement announced by the Governor's office.
History
Events by the month they beganAugust 2026
3 events- County is being sued by SELC over PFAS chemical manufacturing contamination linked to the Fayetteville Works facility, involving Chemours.
- Chemours and Mitsubishi Chemical are competing in the materials industry market, with analysts comparing their financial performance metrics.
- Royal Bank of Canada raised its price target on Chemours, while Truist Financial increased its price target, and Quantinno lifted its stake in the company's stock.
July 2026
4 events- EPA negotiated a PFAS settlement with Chemours, which is facing opposition from Josh Stein.
- Objecting to an environmental contamination deal regarding Chemours operations in North Carolina.
- Multiple financial firms, including State Street, Ameriprise, Vanguard, and UBS, made various stake adjustments in Chemours stock on July 10, 2026.
- Morgan Stanley gave Chemours an equal weight rating, while Royal Bank of Canada upped its price target, with MarketBeat providing the average rating.
June 2026
22 events- DuPont, Corteva, and Chemours agreed to a joint PFAS settlement resolving contamination claims in New Jersey.
- Chemours, a spin-off of chemical maker DuPont, is now involved in supplying clean water to communities in New Jersey.
- Chemours, a spin-off of DuPont, is subject to a settlement requiring mitigation efforts in New Jersey.
- Chemours, a spin-off of chemical maker DuPont, has been established, with Jeffrey Hall overseeing compliance for the chemical manufacturer.
- Chemours benefited from Trump tariffs and onshoring trends after its Opteon cooling liquid qualified for Samsung SSDs.
- A partnership was announced on August 30, 2025, involving Trump's pledge, focused on unleashing oil and gas benefits through collaboration between Chemours and SRF Limited.
- Chemours and AkzoNobel are operating in the Basic Materials space, facing operational disruptions and strong demand for Opteon Refrigerants.
- Chemours uses chrysotile in titanium dioxide operations after the US Environmental Protection Agency withdrew its ban on chrysotile asbestos.
- Chemours followed a company on LinkedIn in July 2025.
- DuPont and Corteva acquired Chemours' rights to insurance proceeds as part of the environmental claims resolution in New Jersey.
- Chemours and related entities reported quarterly growth, volume increases, and progress against Pathway to Thrive in August 2025.
- Analysts monitor key metrics to project Chemours' stock price performance.
- Chemours was classified into the Zacks Chemical - Diversified industry.
- A coalition requested court intervention against Chemours after Judge Goodwin ruled that the company violates the Clean Water Act concerning fluorochemicals developed under an EPA program.
- Increased demand for Chemours' Opteon Refrigerant blends due to the US AIM Act.
- Samsung qualified Chemours' cooling fluid in August 2025.
- Market analysis report details the size and forecast of the Titanium Dioxide market, driven by paints & coatings demand.
- A Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model was used on August 15, 2025, to estimate the fair value of Chemours.
- A strategic partnership between Chemours and SRF Limited was established, aimed at leveraging oil and gas benefits.
- Chemours and SRF Limited announced strategic agreements to strengthen global supply chains in India, focusing on fluoropolymers and fluoroelastomers.
- Chemours reported that as of August 26, 2025, 50% of its company revenue is derived from products that contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Chemours appointed Mary Cranston as Chair and Alister Cowan as Lead Independent Director, with Denise Dignam as CEO.